Haunted Ohio-Investigation
Old Man's Cave - Hocking Hills State Park
- Investigation 2007 Many eerie things can be explained by dust
in the camera lens, flashlight glares or even sounds of owls howling echoing
off walls of buildings. Bugs can fly acros But bugs, woods and owls aside, what we
present to you is information collected during our investigations. Discover
things that go bump in the night in the Hocking Hills. Some can be
explained. Others cannot. Take a close look at the evidence. Debunk it
if you want. Believe it if you will. Regardless, we can tell you there are
many visitors to the park who will tell you there have been
unexplained occurrences that happened to them. Whether you are skeptical or not, take a
moment to explore the unknown of the natural world of the Hocking Hills- a
place where some folks believe that the natural and the supernatural world
collide!
When things go bump in the night in the
woods, Ohio State Park Naturalist, Pat Quackenbush explains it could be
nothing more than wild animals like this tiny Screech Owl named George. It
can be difficult outside to discern between the living and the . . .dead! This year, we "layered" investigators from
the area where Richard Roe lived all the way to the bridge near the bottom
of the gorge. At the halfway point, we did get some activity in the crystal
(swaying), the compass (spinning) and the EMF. The compass tended to spin
erratically in different areas without consistency.
The dousing rods were used at the bottom
of the bridge where lights had been seen and photographed during the
previous investigation.
Please note: Always check with park staff to see when and
where you can hunt for these ghosts. Because of the danger of many areas like
the cliffs at Hocking Hills after dark, the trails close at dusk.
Here is some of the evidence we pulled from
the Haunted Hocking - Old Man's Cave program 2007- Haunted Place in Ohio.
There were 425 people who came to help with the investigation!
It can be easy to fall prey to
the longing to find the unknown. Regardless of the number of people crowded
in a room in the dark, shadows can become apparitions and bangs of boots
against floors becoming ghostly pounds of fists against doors.
s the camera as the flash goes
off, leaving an orb-like ball floating across the picture. Temperature can
fluctuate quite rapidly outdoors-especially in the cooler evening hours
around thick woodlands like those at Old Man's Cave- thermometers used to
detect change in temperature can show high jumps simply due to a current of
wind blowing cool air out of one of the recess caves!
